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NUMPEIt 5364':] NOTTINGHAM GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL. For the BENEFIT of the GENERAL HOSPITAL, 'tinder the Patronage of the Nobility and Gentry of the County, WILL be held on WEDNESDAY, 11-4URS DAY, and FRIDAY, the 4 th, s th, and 6th of Oc; • tuber next. • . On Wednesday Morning, at Sr. Mary's Church. will performed a GRAND SELECTION of SACRED M (f• SIC, from the Works of HANDEL, Dr. CROFT,. and Dr. BOYCE. On Thursday Morning, the Sacred Oratorio of ' THE MESSIAH. .- a Second GRAND SELECTION* Of On Friday Mornitg , SACRED MUSIC, from - the Works of HANDEL, HAYDN'S Oratorio of The Creation. MARCELLO, &c. &c. On the Evenings of Wednesday and Thursday there will be GRAND MISCELLANEOUS CONCERTS in the Theatre. And on Friday •Evening the FESTIVAL will close *ith a `BALL at the Assembly Room. Principal Vocal Performers, • • Mrs. RI LLINGTON, Miss HAWKINS, Miss,TRA V.-IS, &c. Mr.•HARRISON, Mr. GOSS, Mr P LARSON.. Mr. ELLIOTT, And Mr. BARTLEMA ; With a Full Chorus, in which the celebrated Female Singers from Lancashire will be employed. • Leader of the hand, Mr. CRAM ER. Organ, and Grand Piano Forte, Mr. G REATORE X. Among the primtpal Instrumental Performers are, Messrs. Lindley. Moralt, Holmes, C. and R. Ashley, ErAine,• the Petri&s, Mahon, Boyce, Stuart, Sharp, Oliver, El liott, Hyde and Son, Mariotti, lenkinson, &c. The whole Under'the Dire:dion of Messrs. HARRISON and GREATOREX. ST. THOMAS's HOSPITALS'. . • R. CLINE and Mr. ASTLEY COOPER wit! iv/ begin thei3 COURSE of ANATOMICAL and SUR'. G !CAL LECTURES, on J\lo N DAY the .2d of October, 'at Two o'Clock. 7 N 0.4, CORNIIILL, and 9, CHARING-CrloSS. begs leave to rettind.th e Public that the Bisfi, Si ATE 1,01 1' btY beons anti hilisaes ra wingthe z'th NEX ; Mid it is the only bor. r that %vine drawn - rit'is YEA The Scheme is perfectly novel, highly air - roved, and .-fife more it is known, the more it is admired.;--it contains 4 Prizes of - 20,0c0 4 Prizes of - kz,ooo 4 - - • 15,000 8 . 1,000 12 of sco, &c. thcc. The whole of which will be decided in 0 N.E -therd lore a speedy purchase is necessary, whilst Tickefs. and ShareS maybe had in great variety at the above old established Of fices. PERSONS.in the COUNTRY May be supplied. the same as if present, by,sending their 'Orders (post or carriage paid) accompanied with good Bills, bat&Motes, or Post-Office Ordets to either of 111SH's Offices in London, N 0.4, CORNHILL, or .9, CHARING-Cf.:CMS. STATE LOTTERY, . To be drawn Ni On Day, zoth of OC:rOI3ER, SCHEME. 4 - £20.x:00 - are - - iSo,oro 4 - - - - s t ocio S,oop S- - - - .1,000 - - sou - - - - 6,000 12 - - - - 4,920 100 - - - • T i - - - - - 2,400 2n,000 Tickets - 7MDO k Zota,ooo THIS LOTTEAY consists.of only 5,000 Num bers (from t to sOOO inclusive) ; but there are Four •' Tickets o; each N umber, .whicn will b severally entitled to I t whatever Prize is drawn against such Number; for instance, if No. I should he dra , .vti a Prize of zo,oocl. the tour Tic ke•s of that Nuipber will each he entitled to zo,oool. mak ing, in the whole, 800 . 001. ; so that if any person should purchase more than One Ticker of the same.,Nl umber, ,an,i that Number prove fortunate, he,may gain, By Two Tickets of the same Number, • A Prize of By Three Tickets of the same Number. A Prize of ,C 60,000 By Four Tickets of the same Number, ' A Prize of ' kgo,ooo • And all other Prizes in the same proportion. TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale at all the Offices. MONEY. - - NOBLEMEN', Gentl e m en , & c . are respe &f u lly informed they may be supplied with Money to any amount,.on terms equ-il to Mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copyholci, Leazieriolii, Land or Houses, Money in the Funds, Marriage Settlements, Widows' jointures, Clergymen's ings, or any other'property. Persons of respectability iiraY Li v be supplied. on their Person:l Security only. Gentlemen 'will find every liberal accommodation without delay. Application from Twelve till Two, or Letters (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. 49, Soutli-street, Berke ley-square. SALE OF DEVONSHIRE CATTLE AND NEW .LEI • CESTER SHEEP. MR.. CHILDE'S ANNUAL SALE will com mence at en o'Clock on Friday the —.2li instant, at the faun- yard, Kinlet, near Bewdley, where there will he Sold between Thirty and Forty H ea d oI truly valuable Stock, of the .pure North Devon greed ; viz. upwards of Twenty cows and Heifers in Calf, to extraordinary good Bulls, Thir teen Sitects, well adapted for work, or to.teed, and Two very capital young Bulls; nearly One Hundred E wes and "[heaves. that are descended from Mr. Buckley's best Rams, and from Ewes that have been purchased with.infinite care f rom the most valuable Flocks in L e i c estershire, and Seventy Weathers in an excellent state for Turnips. As it is well known that Mr. Childe has for marry years been indefatigable in securing the most. perfed Stock of its kind, it may be presumed that what are about to be oared to the Public are well worth their attention. and they may rely upon it, that the whole will be Sold without reserve. i n (.)a)ber wi:l he ptiblisiled, in nue Volume-it°. siernlar to Nkr. Accomit of Citirct, VOYAGES and I'ii/I.VELS to FEKIN, MA and 'So:. . NIL I.:i, and the I,SLE of FaANCL, between 174 By M. DE GUIC;NE-S.' French l ' a:sldent at Chini. . . Printed for rolin Murray, We recmm oend this Work Fleet -street. L o nd on. 3z, &c &c Scc.-- ot M De Gil igjlaS,olle githe most valuable which European gof-ict , sense...and hitelli*nce {there really , eems to other)itis produced 'upon 115.: state of the Asiatic. Nations,--Edniburgh, Review, luly This Day w, ,s publiAlxl; In Two Volumes, Fools,,ip t } ctdvn; price 12%. A N ACCOUNT of nit OPERATIONS of the 4 -- 3. BRi risti A t , :,ilY. :::11 , t — th s e State and Seiti limits vt the People of POP, f 1,/ - (:A I. and S.PAI.N. dur ‘ 414 toe C.,unpaig!ls ot the `i ears 148 . and IS:19. In a Series of .Lette'rs. Ne tnid lalsi (licere:antleit, Quid ;:ari non aud eat. " ty the key. FS % . 'l`l..io . l' OP , A;SIiY, Cl.apll t in nu the Sr:;.:1 - London : for jany..; NO. i 4, Old Bond street. The App?.nctiN r) this, kV -W , . a nra ^p ail the interesting Orders to the Army, 4lnt many. ot4r nnipotant and auLlientic Document,: MANOR FARM, TITI lE- FREE. TO BE SOLI), THE MA NOR FARM, of . N EW He UP;E G RANG E, in the Parish• of thc l' aunty - of Warwick, about three miles from A therstone, /id 'lour from Tam worth. The Roads and Neipbourno.•:.l gr)od, the situation healthy and pleasant. I t of a large substantial Dweliing=l-louse, Garden, Urchartg, an d sullit lent Barns, Stables, and Out-houses of every dekv.iption, andi ree hundred and fitly acres (more or less) of - exceilent Meadow, Pasture, .: n il A raffie Land, (in about ',tarty' Inclosures, re markably well hedged) uthe-tree, 1 a ring rence i a n d the Lar.cl;l'ax•reciticin:4l:, . • Partici'laTs tt,ay nc known of ',lr. Richard Faux, die -Te.. Nir, %Imo wt I sh;:w the ; of Nlessrs. Forster, COOke and Frere, SolicitorS, on,' London, where a Map of the:Eotate may be tv , :n ;;or by letter addressed to Mr. K. Thomas,' Post-Oiiicy; Lyinington, Hants. • lust completed, in Fifteen Parts, price 2S. 6d; each, Ernitellisited with Fifteen, Narrative Prints, two of which (the only ones ever yet engraled) are front original Designs by the inimitable Wilkie; CLASSIC TALES, Serious and Lively, selealed from the Works of Goldsmith, Johnson, Mackenzie, Brookf.:, Hawkesworth, Sterne, Marinoniel and Voltaire ; with Original Essays on the Authors.—Amorig . thern will be found Louisa Verioni, a Roche, the Man of Letters, Fla villa, -Rasselas, Le Fevre, Zadig, the Huron, Lauretta, &c. &c. Sec.—The_Plates are engraved by Beath, Anker Smith, Bio:,l , lty, and Fittler, from Designs by Devis, %Vestal!, tiwitt,;, and 'Wilkie ;•the.:: are all Pilnted upon French Paper by -Dixon ; and the Work forms five hand Some small Odavo vols. well printed•crr:a. - hot.pressed paper. --They may be ..had - tegether, or in single Pal ts..- 'Printed to/ I. iiunt, Examiner Office,l3eaufo;t-buildings, Strand ; alid may be ILA of Symonds, in Paternoster,tow, a.1.4•0t 411 other Bok-sellers:' TR:INSPOIZT,OFFICE, Sept.:6, tBo9. THE .C6lll ITISSIONERS for Conduling His MA ry - EsTY's TRANSPORT SERVICE, fir taking Care of Sick and IV:ward Seamen, and fir the Care and Custody of Prisoners of II sr, do &rely give Allltice, That tbey will be regdy.at this OilYce,on Tuesdly the 19th September, 1809, to re'- 'ceive sealed 'renders, :and treat with'such Persons as may Ge ink to' cOnir - q..57 for supp?ying • IVIUSCOVADO SUGAR, PEARL BARLEY, CAROLINA RlC4,.and Fo Six .:11):;bs certablirom r,ver. No:fender:Will he "reerived:alter One-sVeli,ck the Day of Treat .. ..,;, nor any n,tieed, unless the Party, or an Agent.lor • hint, personaqy altea 1. Each Tender vu , ,t be accompanied by a Letter front two rfsperTible Peri;nr engaging to beconte bound with the Persist tendering, in the for' the due performance of iheConeraa. F4tiber Partleases nt,€), he knowd,'andS.zwplel seen, ,b,ap- tying a! lb/ [PRICE SIXPEIcCi if4LFPiNifir;: IFItOM THE PAP.eRS. SEVILLE, AUG. j7.—Amon; the co and frivolons 4 Proclarnations whi e F.. ;c:i have published, in order to justify, with has •It-, , , their abominable enterprises, and divert the Spanish pet:t r . pie from .the performance of what they hate sworn to do, by devoting themselves in beldf of their li berty and honour ‘ , we have seen- none to be coin- pared with that which has been litely circulated throug - h Catatonia by Marshal Au b ereau, - recently sent by Buonaparte to tali,: the comma d in that most faithful province. Expressions so low, ideas so Wretched and false, could 'only proceed from the pen of 'freebooters, who labour, in order to insult the more, to cover their atrocities; with the cloak of justice. It would-seem as if Augereau treated the Spaniards like savage Indians, in holding such a language. It he proposed by means of it to Oin the ear of Catalans, into whose towns he seta it by . secret emissaries, we will publish it entire, and without variation, that Spaniards may find in it occaqon to despise the Apostle of Napoleon, and deride his elo quence, at the same time that we bewail the im mense evils with which he ha , : every where rri irked his administration ; and the robbvries.and assassina tions which are so frequently tepeated in this unhap py Peninsula. PROCLAMATION OF MARSHAL AUGEREALT, DUKE OF P . V 14.) TUESD',.II; s _APTEMBER 1800. SALES OF ESTATES, &c. VA:.TJAJ3LE FREEHOLD DWELLIN 4 :;.HOIiSES, GARDEN - GROUND, FELLMON.GR's-YARD, HUNTING sTABL LS, .and PreiniseS, - Croydon, Surrey; .; TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, "BY - Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At Garraways,. on Wednesday, the 27th Instant, at Twelve, in various. Lots, . • A VERY :Improi'able . FREELIOVD ESTATE ; co:uprising Eleven Dwelling_llouscs, in Butcher_ row .and Middle-row, near the Town-Hall, Cro)don, Sur rey...• with - extensive Garden-Ground adjoining, large Yards, Stabling, Work-Shops, and Premises, a Fellmonger's Yard and Sheds, in the several occupationSof Messrs. Overton, Simpson, Richardson, and others ; also the 'extensive Yards, Gardens, Store. houses, Malt-houSe, 'Barn, and Htinting Stables, in the occupation of Mr. Taylor, situate at the ti mile -stone, Croydon Town, having threedesirable Front's• for building, with three Tenements adjGining. • • The Estate is lett.to Tenants,at will, producirignld rents, amounting to about zoch per annum, capable of Much im proveinent. 1% ... ;e Estate may be viewed, by leave of the Tenants, and printed Pavicylars had ten days previous to the sale, of Mr. Drummond, Solicitor, Croydon ; and at the Greyhound; at Garraway's ; and of Messrs. floggart and Philips, 6z, Woad-street, Royal Exchange, where a plan may be seen. FREEHOLD I'f ENIIS E S, 'Barnet, 'Herts. TO BE SOLD BY .A . UCIION, By Messrs. HOGGART hnd PHILLIPS,. At Carraway's, on I , Vednesday, the 27th 'lnstant, at Twelve o'Clock, by Order of the Executors of Stephen Sitpson, Esq. deLcased. A. FREEHOLD ESTATE, consisting of a .con venient Dwelling-House, containing six Iledchambet, Parlour Offices, Stabling-tar tour.. Horses, Granary, Kitcheit-Carden, large 'Barn and Premises ; occupying a considerable space in front of the town of Barnet*, Jett to Mr. Leonard Dell, t en an t at w ilt ,. at a very low rent of 301. per annum. . . • _ TO..be viewed, ivith leave of the tenant, • and particulars had' six days previous to the ria'le, at the Green Map, Bar net Air.of Druce, Solicitor, ; atGarra way's; and of Messrs. Huggart and Phillips, 6z, Brim"- rtet, Royal Exchange.. PICTUALLINGOFFICE, ` September r1,•1809, • . FIE COMMIS,S7ONERSfor VICTUALLING -I- His Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice, That on Mon day next, the tath inst. they will ,be read" to receive -Ten dela, in nr thing" sealed tip), and treat jot Two llandred Tons of llicfs,!untable RICE, to b? answer ab e to SamPles, t o e t . produredw.ils tie Tenders, to be delivered, one'hal/ thereof in a tie k, and the other half in a -fortnight afterwards, into his iltsjesty's Vidaah'ing Stores at Deptford, arid to be paid fir by Bills, payable With Interest, Ninety Days after Date. The Conditions y the Contraei stay be .teen at the Secretav's Office. ' . , . No .regard •will 6e bad to any Teirder in which the Pike Shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delives'ed ro the liiard before o , :e 4 o'Clock on the said Monday next, she 18th inst. nor unless the 'Person who makes the Tender, at some Person on his behalf, aiterds, to antwer, : wrien c,:•lled for. FREEHOLD ESTA'T'ES, .1111NTOR, MANSION, OY STER- LAYI NGS, and SALT ,NIARSHES', near COL_ * CHESTER, in the'COUNTY'of ESSEX. TO 81 , ,50LD,13V AUCTION, By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At Garlaway's, on Tuesday, Ott. 10, at Twelve, in vali ous Lots. THE IVINNOR of FINGRINGHOE;witIi 'the Quit Rents, Rights, and I mmunities thereto belonging, and the privilege of Sporting over a large track of Country, aboundiug with game ; also a spacious ancient substantial Mansion, called Fingringhoe Hall, with complete Offices, and - Pleasure-grounds, suitable tor a. Family of res peetabi situate about tour mites from the garrison town 'of Catches. ter, near 'Wivenhoe, in the County of Essex ; with sundry rely desirable Farms contiguous, including the Hall, flay, and Wick ,Lands adjacent, and rich-Salterns ; canraining to gether near Soo acres ; capable of considerable improvement ; huincrous Out-buildings and .Cottages, a Brick Kiln; Or charding, and two valuable and secure Oyster-layings. Tile Estate is in the occupattou of Mr. Thomas Cooper, 'a most responsible tenant, at an old rent, and immediate ptA• session may be had, _ . May be viewed 15 days previous to the Sale, on applica tion to Mr: Cooper, jun. F ngringhoe-hall : , of whom printed Partictitars may be lead; also. of Mr. Mason, Sol,.:itor, Col eliestei, and atihe Curia ; tdr itkltZniv, Solicitor, Daver.try Ring's Head, Maldon ; Blue Posts, Witham ; Spread Fakir, Ingatestone ; at Garraway's; and. of Messrs. HOggart and Sz, Broad-street, lto;a1 Exchan e ,e, where a Plan or the Lstate may be seen. FREEHOLD FARMS near Chatham' and Sittingbourn, and DWELLING-HOUSES at Chatham. TO BE SOLD By AUCTION, lip Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, At Garra way's, on 1 uesday, o:dunes to, at T Clock, by.diiedion of the Executors of Stephen Simpson, Esq. deceased, in Four Lots, Lot L A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, free front Land-Tax, • called Great and Little Hampstead Farms, containing together about 2 72. Acres of excellent Arable, Pasture, and Wood Land, in .high cultiviv Lion. lying together, excepting two small Inclosures, is a very desirable and improving part of the County of Kent, near good Markets, in the Parishes of Gillingham, Bread burst, Ledsing, and Chathani, four miles ruin Rochester, three from Chatham, about six from Maidstone, and ithout thirty-four front London, with . a Farm-house,' Barns, Stab bug and Out-buildings ; in the occupation or Mr. Michael Comndrt, part on an old Lease, which will expire at chaelmas, 1818. Lot A Freehold Farm, containing about 29 Acres of Ara ble-and Pasture - Land, in the Parish of Fainstead, foKr ; ti tles from Sittingbourn, ten trout Maidstone, (1'43 trorn,t,ohd ! rn, with a Farm-house, Barn, neat Cottage, productive Garden and Orchard, lett on Lease to Mr. Bohn Hutfson, at 401. per annum, Land-Tax redeemed. Lot 3. A e reehold Estate, Land-Tax redeemed, *situate near the Hare and Hounds, St. Margaret's Batik,. Chatham, consisting,of a Dwelling.llouse and Shop, in the occupation of Kr. John Walton, with two Tenements and a large Yard behind the same, lett on Lease to . Mr. Carter, at a rent of 301. per annum._ _ Lot 4. Three Freehold Tenements, with Yards and Gar dens, situate in Queen-street, Chathant, lett to Mrs. Perry, James Ithid, •nd Richard Friend, together at tr9l. I,l:::niuni. To be viewed, with leave of the tenants, and Particulars had ten days previous to the sale, at the Sun Inn, Chatham ; Crown, Rochester; George, Sittingbou'n ; Kull, Dartford ; Bell, Maidstone; of Mr. Browne, Surveyor, Maidstone; Mr. Solicitor, Billiter-square ; at Wrraway's : and of Messrs. floggart and Phillips, No. 62, Broad-street. • "c•tfr -14 ~;.''. ', i', ' , W. I , 0 ,: :A' ' A / , .3* i . : ..- 1 , •)*' , . 4 :%:-';',.- , ,', :',1,._ ,,,,, 77. -,",, •'''., !.A:i:=. 4 - i;d4( f :' - ". ;• . - . - , ..:', k ,:\: _, .., 7 t— rx ! tc --1 0 .F le c),... s ‘pi i * ) - : j,,;1 -,,,F1),,,T44,7.5:171 CASTIGLIONE, &C. " Spaniards, Catalans, I am cothe in 1 1 e midst of .you. His Majesty the Emperor of the French and King of Italy has given we the command of his armies in Catalonia. . " Spaniai . ds,_q know yoti and love you. Seduced by perlidicius unliappyyiNimsand blind instruments of a Cabinet, the.. erwmy of Framie and humanity, many Arid many of your th - ethren are ob stinate in prolcn a* war; the issue of which could never be doubtful. They den} and rejeka the benefits and favours which an august sovereign pro vides for, and is anxious to shower upon them; an hero whom Heaven created, in its beneficence, for the felicity and-glory of Spain and the world. " Spaniards, the hero of France loves and• es teems you ; his virtuous heart requires and neeCs your felicity. God, who granted to Napoleon his invincible valour, gave him at the same time his 'OFFICE OF ORDN4NCF, Aug. 23, 1809. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS JESTY's ORDN ANC F. ,do hereby give Notice, that PropOsair wil; be received at their Office, in Pall. Mall, on or tefcre Wednesday, the zod, S,ptember next, front such Persont as m. 9, be willing to undertake the' Supply of FORAGEfor the Ordnance 11,ries stationed in the' following Distrias,-viz.. North Pjtain, South West, inclu(ihig Ports.. Northern, tnouth, Isle of Wight, and ‘or; slat;;,' Cnristaauc:t, Ee, , ,:tern, exclusive of 'Westrn, Warley Woolwich, with its Depen- Southern, Exclusive of dcicies, Chatham, Watley and Chatham,. for a period o/ Six Months, from the Ist of 08,-;: , :er next. The Fore t larnivic/in Rathats, to co6ist, as lin-miter 7 +way, from Time to 'lime; Ge egqi•re.. eit (yr o! t.Oll - ). ot'Olts ( 711). of; Oats, of Hay o f ) I 40). 'lay, anti or "` an d glb et Straw C Slb. of Straw. And must be delivered at the respective Statioos al the expense of the Contra(lot', whl is also tp furnish such 11;rses with Oats, at VG. Per Ration, as may 6e billetted within the District for which be contracts.• The Proposals may Ac4iivered reparatey or joinqy, for two or lizor e of the sail Districts, and it is expected that the Contractor shalt nceive the Stahliung that, daring the Period'of his Con. tract, may accumulate, making an illlowanir for the rame, alter the rate of per horse; per week. Further Particulars, my be kno;:m, upon Application to the Oticer coinvtanding the Royal Ali"leg 'in each Dimple?, 'and also at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-111all aforesaid; any day between , the b3urs of Ten and. Four o'Clock, where i the Proposal: waft be delivered, sealed up and inLrsed, " Proposals for the Supply of Foragq," but.no Proposal ca 7 be. admitted after, ,the said int!, Day if September next, at Tv.:tveo'Clock at Mon of the ( samr'dqv ; neither will 4 any T,a , ."1 be n,ticel, Witless the Paqy making it, or an ,Ig,,nt in i.f's shall at;red. lty Order of thel7, - ,ar.c R. il. CREW, Sec. A and Best .Hosiery Warehouse t tlh=jliii....,clJni, between Castle and Old Round Court, Mo. 434, in th :he t . rei,lrest 13arAains-are now selling ; tor Boots, at only is. 6(1. per pair, wenn ea. nit. ; Woinen's stout LGEr4IIIIS - . 6d. worth ; ; C`:IC.J. 3S. 91. worth 55. ; stout. [slack and white ;Jill.: 6s. 3,1'. vvito laced clocks 75. 6d. ; extra good los. 6,i. A vanety Ot Patent Angola. Hose, war ranted not to shriol , ., ['robs 2s. i ; d. to the best quality ; stout w o rm," is. 3d. ; ,atieriiitt'. 3s.- gad. ; Silk - Mitts ; a curious Ariiekt in s,pare Net Mitts ; also La_ dies' new invented 1,.&;:e Sleeves, ealulated to give ease and elegance ; Men's Cotton Dinweis 35. 6d. with every other Article in the Hosiery Line that con pt/siibly be made, up to Vie very best qutdity, wholesale and for exportation.— Stockings made to any Vattern. MATRIMONY. goodness and tender holminity. • Napoleon sighs over your affliCtions : he has a paternal heart, and as such surfers over the terrible slows which are inflicted upon you, and which will be inflicted still more, upon you by his tOrmidable armies, if you delay long in listening to the voice of truth, and continue in your fatal .blindness. Lay aside useless hope's—a false love and a cri minal honour, whieh u arming against a King who is truly paternal, thv'angust brother of the great irritates_Fteat en against you, .which gave him to you in his mercy. Abandon vain illusions. GOd proteas France, a God walks in Napoleon, cow rers and shades hint with his wings, and enchains - victory to his triumphal .O tr. " Brave Sp: , iards, submit. Europe is submitting and surrendering herself. " Spaniard', I know you, and you have to know me. I have lung esteemed you ; and when you submit, you will find in use a true friend. YOur selves, and your property, shall be sacred for. me. ' "Error; and Inuits . shall. meet with indulgence : moderation, loyally, and, fidelity may be secure of oar aid ; but let perfidy fear and tremble. But ob stinate rebels, the evil-Midded; who blow up the. flames of dissension, shall meet with no pardon'..•-- The lightning is ready to fall on their heads, " Erring Citizens, return to your hearties ; arti . . sans, resume your labours and useful pur4uits ; good yillagers, quit the sword ; take once rabre the plcm g h in your hand ; come and cultivav in peace avid re pose the inheritance of .your fathers; haster,; to fer tilise those fields which hay'.; been too lot); desertel: and you, ye faithful Spaniards, come and . receive the happy fruits and rewArds of your fidelity. Join your voice ; to ours ;'‘.: ,- .11 to those umhapiiy. wretches your I , ;(ethren who are led astray; tell them that we 10::e them, that • Napoleonwill forget their e rrors an d their faults; ?.nd that your Mieity will be the con stant obje& of his concern as your parent; tell 'these wandering brethren, that they will ever find .me ready/to carry their cries to the foot of that 'Mo nartit's throne, who is the friend of truth ; that they may depend on the procection of our arms, which, t formidable against rebels and the ill-disposed, how- ever numerous, will ever be the defenders of the faithful citizen ; and that We avenge offences committed against theM ; but tell them at the same time, and above all things, that mercy' has its limits, and that, at length, the day of vengeance vt ill come. A powerful army is dispe - rsed - throughout your ter ritory;. a formidable array is coming, and woe to him .that shall dare to resist,me ; for I shall then hearken only to a just indignation, a Most just rage, and none of you will escape a terrible vengeance. " Saragossa is yet smoaking ;* and you, ye towns of Catalonia who please, or dare to follow its ex ample, behold its ashes, its ruins--tremble. AUGEREAU." " Perpignan, july 2, 18C9. * Saragossa is yet- stpoaking. Yes, Barbarians ! lout its ruins will be ever 14 opprobrium of your name, and a s'ibiii»e example of devotion to the brave Spaniards.— You have i,rc Gerona another Saragossa ; behold zrs ruins temple. FROM the Ltivtiry,' I)i.ssipation, Excesses, and enervating i:l;lulgerices or persons in almost every rank or life, procee.ds that disordered state or the -human traine, termed Nervous D,biiity ;, tire 'post distressing symptom or which is an iiica ; lacity to,ft.o lit the great arid primary object of marriage. This unhappy state is indisputably too tre- , quently the gnawing canker-worm of 'he heart, which gene- :DISPATCH , 01 , THE GOVERNOR. OF GERONA, - DATED rates those horrid ideas that lead to nu: neSperate clima x o f - AUGUST 1, RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING DAY. suicide. ' Tile' genuine ST . E E L LOZ hN G ES - are the best if not the only reine;ly tor this spei.7i....s of debility ; indeed The enemy has abandoned the battery which was Steel is confessedly the most powerful tonic and restorative Set tire to, and the flames still Continu e . We clis- Medicine in tire Universe, and tlitineparation i s pr ove d by long experience to be superior top all others. . covered no, new work attemted in the •course o f this *if ; Nv e only see that therere.laboarit% to t! . ::: The STEEL LOZ ENG ES are,prepared and sold by the , „ Inventor, Dr. Senate, g, Ludgate-Bill, price 7s. per box. ; tower o(St. Lo‘ils to [dolt the batter* which ‘t!ii.. 7 and may -be had df, his ....gems in-town and country ; but-ob- . had the,e, the cannon of which had been befr,re serve his signature, E. li;:nate, in Iris hand . -y,.riting, or they ~ cannot be genuine. . dismounted.. :"Ehe tire of the enemy has neer: ..:;ke the night particularly iron) t.;.e. .„,,,l A tst published, Tentit:Edition, Dr. Senate's. Treatise on- .1 st°rrn daring . $ , - i Female Cornpi,.ints, price2s. iid, a boc - .4t. :hilt should be read Calllloll and :portal's. by every mart . ;std wop.i.th..- . - .- • . . Gre.P.ON'it:, At. , G. 3.—On - the night of the' ail ist d N 6